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The Daily Telegraph plummets in latest news website rankings

News Corp’s signature Sydney tabloid has tumbled down the monthly news website rankings amid research that shows readers don’t trust it.

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Nightmare news for Qantas as Qatar eyes Virgin

Qatar wants to buy a 20% stake in Virgin Australia. Don’t be surprised when Qantas lobbies hard against the deal.

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Defence-Thales scandal heads for corruption watchdog. But a bigger inquiry is needed

Defence’s handling of a $1.3 billion Thales contract has been referred to the NACC. But officials need to explain their incompetence and unethical conduct.

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Yes, Julian Assange is a journalist

You don’t need to be contracted by a media organisation to practise journalism.

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Sacre bleu! Crikey’s French is horrifiqué!

Our beloved readers scream bloody merde and won’t put up with our shit. Excuse the French.

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The UK election is imminent — this is what they want what they really really want

How did the Tories get to this point?

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Biden vs Trump: Old men yell at cloud

Joe Biden and Donald Trump will square off at 11am AEST today in the first presidential debate of 2024, and the government could be facing a debt of up to $300 billion over the next decade.

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Bruce Lehrmann ordered to pay $2m in costs after failed defamation suit

Having ‘made the mistake of going back for his hat’, it now turns out Bruce Lehrmann’s hat was very expensive indeed.

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The Defence-Thales scandal is a preview of a future incompetently made in Australia

The $1.3 billion Defence-Thales scandal could be a glimpse of a future in which lazy governments and greedy corporations work together — at taxpayer expense.

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Are we measuring inflation correctly? The US experience suggests we might not be

Other countries, including the United States, measure inflation quite differently to us. Is the CPI giving us the best possible understanding of the challenges we’re facing?

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Macron’s election gambit could land France in deep merde

This weekend, France will vote in the first round of a snap election that could see the country swing hard to the right. How did we get here?

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What’s the deal with Dai Le?

The Fowler MP’s politics leave many scratching their heads. But she’s a clear warning to the ALP not to take its working-class heartland for granted.

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The Nightly set to avoid pain of $100m Seven West job cuts

Kerry Stokes’ new digital newspaper darling reportedly won’t be affected by looming job losses at Seven West Media.

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Julian Assange is free, but curly legal questions about his case remain

Does his guilty plea establish a precedent for prosecuting journalists for espionage?

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Crikey’s 2024 Australian news job cuts tracker

2024 is shaping up to be a grim year for the Australian news industry. Here are the job cuts that we know about so far.

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Crikey’s 2024 Australian news job cuts tracker

2024 is shaping up to be a grim year for the Australian news industry. Here are the job cuts that we know about so far.

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Assange’s first night home

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange landed in Australia last night, back home after 14 years in exile, and the lack of abortion services in regional Australia has come under the microscope.

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ABC’s approach has been ‘maximum aggression’, Antoinette Lattouf’s lawyer claims

‘The ABC from the outset has dealt with this matter with maximum aggression … I expect this case will go to trial.’

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Champagne comedy: Defence and its Thales mates treat taxpayers like mugs

Defence’s staggering display of arrogance and incompetence in awarding a billion-dollar contract is showcased in a new report from the auditor-general.

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The eSafety commissioner is pushing back on Albo and Dutton’s children social media ban plan

Julie Inman Grant has not-so-subtly rebuked the idea of a social media ban for young people, comparing it to banning kids from the water rather than teaching them to swim

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Assange should be welcomed home as a hero who exposed imperialism’s grisly workings

The WikiLeaks founder briefly offered a world in which power’s operations were exposed to sunlight. It didn’t last, but his achievements are historic.

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Why are private school teachers paid more than their public colleagues?

Advocates for independent schools, including principals and union leaders, argue their teachers should be paid more because of the extra demands of their jobs.

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Piss-based hijinks at News Corp, Tucker Carlson’s victory lap, and how to bake a pie chart

When a tipster told us what used to go on at Holt St at the turn of the century, we thought they must have been taking the piss.

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There are no climate wars. This is climate peace

Labor will hit its 2030 emissions reduction target. It will also allow the continued burning of fossil fuels without any discontent.

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Richard Boyle’s brave whistleblowing has been vindicated — but Australia will still punish him

It is hard to imagine whistleblowing more clearly in the public interest.

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